Unsurprisingly, The New York Times published yet another love letter to Mrs. Clinton on Sunday. They covered such hard hitting issues as 1. What career will Mrs. Clinton pursue next (reportedly, getting some sleep or a decorating show is a strong contender)? 2. Whether, for a busy person like Mrs. Clinton, her ride (airplane) is plush enough? 3. A scintillating account of her most recent one-day tour of Peru (she gave many speeches and many television interviews and had a really long dinner but good there were only, like, 8 or 10 people there) 4. The continuing importance of the empowerment of women in South America and elsewhere. 5. What are her favorite TV shows? Love It or List It is, apparently, very Clintonesque and the top contender. None of that is a joke. You get the picture. In a two-page, on-line article, not once was there even a whiff of a Benghazi related question.

The main stream media is doing its dead-level best to wipe Benghazi from the publics consciousness. It shouldnt be too difficult a task since theyve been fairly successful in keeping this disgraceful scandal out of the publics eye in the first place.

Teflon, please. Ronald Reagan was the teflon President because he deflected every effort of the left wing press to smear him with false charges. The same press hides or explains away all of the legitimate scandals perpetrated by this woman in the past 20 years. That’s not teflon. Calling it teflon is just another piece of propaganda, as it is part of an effort to claim that her long list of crimes dont amount to much. They do, but she is protcted, just as Obama is.

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posted on 11/13/2012 8:57:45 AM PST
by Defiant
(If there are infinite parallel universes, why Lord, am I living in the one with Obama as President?)

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